03447cam a2200445 i 4500 7706 7706 OSt 20190820122742.0 160701s2016 cau b 001 0 eng 9789386042279 eng AEF 305.5/1220954 23 GHU Ghurye, G. S. (Govind Sadashiv), 1893-1983, author. 970 Caste and race in India / G.S. Ghurye. Fifth edition. Los Angeles, California : SAGE, [2016] 242, B-4, I-9 pages ; 24 cm. text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Sage texts "First published in 1932 by Popular Prakashan Pvt. Ltd"--Title page verso. Second and third editions (1950, 1956) have title: Caste and class in India; 4th edition (1961) has title: Caste, class, and occupation. Includes bibliographical references (pages B-1-B-4) and index. Features of the caste system -- Nature of caste-groups -- Caste through the ages I -- Caste through the ages II -- Race and caste -- Elements of caste outside India -- Origins of the caste system -- Caste, sub-caste : fusion or fission? -- Caste, sub-caste and kin -- Caste during the British rule -- The scheduled castes -- Caste and politics : general -- Caste and politics in Tamil Nadu -- A casteless society or a plural society? -- Appendices A to G. "Caste is the most dominant single aspect of Indian society and no study of Indian society can be complete without getting into the ramifications of the Hindu caste system. Caste and Race in India, since its first publication in History of Civilization series, edited by C.K. Ogden in 1932, has remained a basic work for students of Indian sociology and anthropology, and has been acclaimed by teachers and reviewers as a sociological classic. The present edition is an expanded version with five new chapters, comprehensive enough for a separate volume. Answering his critics, the author elaborates his arguments on the evolution of sub-castes and examines caste, sub-caste and kinship in its proper perspective. The relationship between caste and politics, which he had briefly dealt with in the 1932 edition, is developed in the present edition, with a provocative and thorough analysis of caste and politics in Tamil Nadu from early times to the present day. The concluding chapter is an incisive analysis of contemporary India: the author apprehends that India will develop into a plural society and not a casteless one which was the dream of the architects of her Constitution"--Provided by publisher. Caste India. 934 Caste Political aspects India. 934 Caste India Tamil Nadu. 934 Ethnology India. 971 Hindus India Social conditions. 972 India Social conditions. 973 India Ethnic relations. 974 India Race relations. 975 ddc BK 0 0 ddc 0 0 AEF AEF 2019-08-20 6 243.75 1 305.5/1220954 GHU 4714 2025-01-27 2024-02-15 325.00 2019-08-20 BK